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Hoodlums Steal BusinessDay Reporter’s Toyota Camry Car In Warri
A Toyota Camry saloon car with Registration Number: AV44WWR belonging to Mr. Francis Sadhere, a Correspondent with BusinessDay Newspapers in Warri, Delta State, has been reported stolen.
The car with Engine number: 5S – 1211233 and Chassis no:4T1BG22K7WUB58867, black in colour was stolen in front of his residence where he parked it at No.18 Gbiaye Street near the Secretariat of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ Warri Correspondents’ Chapel.
Mr. Sadhere who was dumbfounded over the reported theft said he parked the car before he went to bed last night.
He expresses surprises that he woke up Thursday morning to discover his car has been stolen.
Mr. Sadhere noted that he had incident the matter at the “B” Division of the Nigeria Police Force, Warri just as he urged members of the public with useful information as to the recovery of the vehicle to contact the nearest police station on his behalf.
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